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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
A LLEGHANY SPRINGS.

The Allegheny. nov the largest most popr-
lar and fashionable resort Ia tho mountains
Of Virginia. will open JUNEisr. Having been
reiunished since last season with hani-oins
new furniture Of beet quality, il Offers a,trar-
iiou- not surpassed by any watering-plscs d,
tie mountains.
The Allegheny Water il recommendsi ~
the MEDICAL SOCIETY o. VIRGINIA FOR Dy-Psp-
-ia Va all it, forms, removing Bniousness AMI
Constipation with natural ease. dissipauns
Malaria and curing lnsomnia-iu fat. a specific
Tor all diseases arising from desangef
stomach or torpid liver.
For circulars ami pamphlets apply 10 PUR-
CELL. LADD & CO., or
{. 4. CALHOUN, Proprietor,
my 3;-im Allegheny springs, Va.
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THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH---THURsDAY. JUNE g. 1887

with pistol. Ricketts, was mineral pros.
pector and peologist. and leaves wife fnJ
several small children. Maxwell gave nm
self ND.
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NIAIsRI AGE -.

CRNER-MarTied, Juno =,
1855. az the residence Of tho bride, father, Mr..
=. y. Turner. Edge Hin, Charles City county.
Va, by Rev. George ". Wray. Mr.. FRED. l..
HABIIS1ON. II Richmond, Va. to Miss MAT
TIE Z. II RNER, Of Charles City county.
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49,, Coreoran Improved.
,.. .alarrnnh % the plspatch.l

IBy IoIoETuP" - a., ~ W
wAsnINoroN, July ~ r; ,n W, ~
coycorau has so lar recovered rom ga. n nv
DAY via taken TO Deer Park Md 10 'pena '"s
heste term.
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FINANCIAL.
INV YoRx BALTIMORE, AND aIou'
M0xD STOCK RxcHANsKs.
arsin. Provisions, Cotton. fsbasss, Tar.
pentins, Rosin, Tar, ana
Peanut MARKETS.
tBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

NEW YORK, June 2l--The general feeling an
The stock market this morning was one OF un-
casiness. especially az regarded tho condiuOn
OF TIE Fidelity Bank. The bears were quick 70
lake advantage OF this. and carly In the uhy Al
attack was made upon Pacific Mail, the reason
for which was the apprehension OF a successlu
opposition by the Canadian Pacific. Later u
counts from Cincinnati confirmed the tears IN
regard TO the Fidelity Bank aud brough, ABOUT
general selling. in which the entire list snarel'
Notable exceptions 90 the general decline wore
Reading and Northern Pacific. New England
was also n special object Of attack, and record
ed the heaviest decline for the day. The money
market displayed hardening tendency,
Which aided In frightening out some long
stock The opening was heavy, but the early
tendency was upward. This soon disappeared,
however. and under tho lead Of coal Stocks the
entire list saRged of. The market was cA-
tremeiy dull outside Of Reading, which Tor
seine time furnished enc half OF tho entire
business dOnes In the early part oil the ailer-
neon an attack was made upon racine Maii
and New England. and the entire list showed
more animation at declining figures. A short
period Of dulnoss aud tirmness interviewer,
but In the last hour the decline was reneWeu,
and tie close was weak ut about tue loHes'
prices Of the day. Sales, $4,000 shares.
N0On.-StOcEs duh ana heavy. money easy
At 5a6 per cent. Exchange--LOng. 49, snort,
rs. Governments dun.
ErsHfng.-EXchangc duh and stoady. Money
ia1 per cent. closing nj ;. Sub-Treasury Dal-
auces- Gold. sl25 5000; currency, sl5.SOOv.
Governments dull; 4 per cents, 1895; "a per
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NEW yopK COTTON FuTU2Fs

NKw YORK. June a2.--COtton-,fross receipts.
> ia tale-: futures closed barely steady; sales.
lla. 900 bales; j lue. 80 tJas'Of1; 'Iuly. fl0b1a
5000: August. sl0.12; september, slO.3iaslh3)
october. t4G3asA93: November, s1iasa'7:
po.,uther ~ MIA III
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THE KENSINGTON,
i Union avenue opposite Congress
Spring Park.
SARATOGA. y. Y
Location Of unsurpassed beauty.
Tho garden spot % Ssratogs-
OPENS JUNE 18TH
PAULC. GRENING.
70 i1imO Proprietor.
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We quote. Zine. t.5laS!3t; aapar.ue, f2'56
s295: extra. fl50as&I5; inmiiy. taSi.59; patent
family, country, sLi5aS5@5
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TTPON THE MOUNTAINS BROW.
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND.
TWIN RESORTS or TIE ALLRGHANGRs,
800 FEET ABOVE Tug sgA.
SEASON opBNs JUNE .. iss-.

DEER PARK AMI OAKLAND. but six miles
distant from each other are connected by
superb carriage-road. Both are located directly
upon the main line of the Baltimore sni Ohi1
rairC al, and all trains stop AZ both points.
Under the capable management OF Mr..
GEORGE d. DESHIRLDs these famous resorts
Will maintain the high standard Of previous
seasons.
Among the Improvements that will b. Noted
by former guests are the Introduction Of cleo
uic lights into house and grounds; large SWIM
ming haths added 81 the haIhing establish
ments for ladies and gentlemen: inereased
aud improved water supply drawn from ths
celebrated Boiling Springs
RATES: $50 SIS, and so per month. accord
ing 10 location. Diagrams OF ROOMS and noors
will be furnished upon application.
All communications should be aidrersed to
GEORGE d. DEsHIRLDs, Queen City Hotel, Cum
berland. Md. UP 20 June l0th after that date
either Deer Park or Oakland, Garrett county,
Md. my 10 eodue5A
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RRInGE HOTELS.

~ NATURAL BRIDGE, VA.
Tho most delightful summer resort In ths
mountains of Virginia. situated 100 yards from
the great Natural Bridge. Capacity i00 Finest
scenery. music. and fishing Ia the mountains.
No MOSQUITOES: no malaria. ROuni-,rip tickeis
Dy RichmOnd aud Allegheny railroad. For
full information address
H. W KLIPSTElN.
Manager date OF iiygeia u)tsl.
b. sffr,H
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
rpnt,n,.,nh I'm. TIM nianafch.l

June .2-Narket firm. Light sales reported
f prime goods Business at tho factories good
With orders from the West Prime 3ilai'.'
fancy. tic; common. 2a}r.; shelled, 3aic.
factory hand picked. iajc.
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rErERsBrRG PEANrT MARKET.

JuNF 22.-The market continues firm AZ quo
.a;ion.. Receipts nominal and stock greatly
reduced. Prime, 3t.c.; strictly prime. L.
fancy. 70.
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VHE VIRGINIA BEACH HOTEL

L This famous resort, 30 popular for 10 hns
surf-baihing aud other seaside attractions,
opens Tor the seas9n Of lSS1 il NE arm. situated
Immediately upon the Atlantic Ocean and sup
pied with all deicacies OF the sea tLego i no
tuDerior location Five daily trains 10 and from
Norfolk. connecting with all transportation
lines. afford the necessary facilities for a,cesA
Rates, 3 to s. per day; BIS 10 silO per week.
". ". PRICE. Manager,
Virginia Beach,
ia ff, Princess Anne county, Va
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE -. Is

Steamer Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise and passengers, L. 3. Ia
um. agent
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a up4ny bas taken out articles OF Ia
opposition for Raleigh's cotton iac'oiy.
Nfa.r io,ay II l. the first one mere Uus
'.., of GORE, sc Tue pioneer oil hi""'
rlDf..
a.. c0nmer cement exercises OF
E-'ft Roman Catholic College, In "Ss''"
county, were bed to-day. Too
uow census Of Wilmington Is oe,ns
,-id4 taken. It Is said that the Popu,r
Ton b, under 20,O00. In fact, there }, teiy
.li'e difference IN population between elwse"
wilmington and Raleigh. The whlte i'opo,,
.4 1n = The Litter j. as great a. II NV
Hdci lu3n that Of tbe former. -,
b'.op W. w. Duncan, OF spart'hpuis'
e''.,l m La GraDgc, LeDOir county, az
huniug toe Methodist District Coniere"0''
"e.rI met there 10 day.
Tie cor cord register and Times arc g ~
- consolidated Into one larger papef' ioS
~ogonlon Sur will next week appear =,
81 dghtpage paper. The WilminsIo
Messenger will no, appear until next vera
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Auction SALtS TODAY.

SUTTON & CO., $40 p. NJ. three-story dwell
ing No. 2O1 College, street
WILLIAM JENKINS, Il NJ, bananas.
GEORGE w. MAYO. 10E A. NJ, family car
Tiage. furniture, groceries, &c.
f. r.. WYLES a CO.. 12 NJ, watermelons.
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ae b.cIc. l. reported a. doing
.r Davidson county. \ month
.. more ., ..-. very numerou, in Wake
$3.50 Professor Atkinson thinks ara
......f .ti. post {. spreading and multi
every RAPIDLY, so th1t II may becolh
Piss 'riu'y DO year or Two uuie,'
.. -,etLen 10 check il. He saws II ],
.' .le c.,ic.t u all insect, 10 XII, aud
.It.. Green or London purple j. tue
...- uIGe 20 Use against il. a taoIe-
o,jlcp,wdcr 70 a bucket OF WI
. '.- uslt proportion. II eau 'nen,
ordinary .piiakipr, be spr'yeu
... Infected plants, &c.
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MILLINERY. &c.

.~rr<>r>r( Cg-(TJIC fIllrCyyl
DEMOVAL SALE. BEING ~
in three weeks time, am nov Offering
great bargains In Trimmed GOODS aud
DRESS BONNETs. Ny customers AMI their
country friends will find II ~ their advantage
II they give me n call. -
MRS. r. J. THURSTON.
ie 2i-eod&Su III east Broad (up-stairs).
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Status orthc FIDELITY Rank,

. W.T. bonl'z will be its editor. and Mr.. Dor.
''' ''''ue (iaie of Tarboro') city editor.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK. June 29-Cotton quiet and easy (;
sales. 30l bales; uplands, 10 lj-l6. Orleans,
Ike; net receipts, l62 bales: exports-to
Great Britain. l,l2l bales; 10 France, l,5OJ
bales; 10 the Continent, LOO bales; stock.
2sqtO bales. Southern -four quiet Wheat
Ia1kc easier on winter; No. red, san &C. !;
June, s. aaS9Nc. Corn &c. lower; No. ,, 46kc.;
June. 1890. Oats Jake. lower; No. 2, 32aa
23Ac.: No. 2, June. 39Ac; July, 2Aa32Bc
Hops quiet aud unchanged. Cofee-Fair Rio
steady at slS2j: No. Rio, July, Si62Oa
1865; August, sl6.fOaiiG.1j. Sugar steady /;
refined steady and in good demand. Molasses
steady. Rice firm. Cotton seed Oil-Renued.
i2Laii.: crude nominal Resin dull atsl. 2Ha
si.2G 1urIentine dull al 3ikc. Hides firm.
Pork Dun and heavy. Mess, sl5asl525. Wool
unchanged. Middles dun and nominal. lard
firm; cash, 10 5Sai6.60; August, SG65as6.7O.
CHICAGO.
CHToAsO, juno 22.-Cash quotations were
Flour nominal and unchanged. No. spring
wheat, 69c.; No. 9 red. 7lc. No. ? corn, o%c.
No > oats, 2iXc. Mess-pOrk, ;22. Lard, S62al
.GS. Shorth rib sides llOosel $3.50 Dry-salted
shoulders boxed, fi0atS50. Short-clear
sdes boxed, f7.5jay.b0 Whisky, Sl.iO.
Leading futures ranged:
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gone Gu,s0m, superintendent .,
-ai. asylum here, is Justly reg tuo"
.' 'lr must eminent men III hl' Pr
ar1 particularly Ia the care an
...i tls insane. Ee is native OF u'Au'
.l'y. in thu STATE, and is a ihofouSh,
N.,. tllo.alln. He has Just rcturneH
i.- hDIoli. wnfre be was elected pres,
'.tH re Uuitrd states Associll'on "
'.:uiordeu.. Of Io.ane Asylums' he
s.o os.t Ice.pre.Ident Of the Amerlc ~
l.l..a' a-ocaion. An these hohOIs ''V
...'...t AOTthily won.
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SUMNER RESORTS

SUMNER RESORTS.
Y'HE SWEET CHALYBEAIE
i SPRINGS,
ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VA
This celebrated summer resort IL Dow epeu
for the reception Of yisitOrA II u denghunily
situated ia the Alleghanles on the line 81 mo
Chesapeake and Ohio raiiroad. nine miles from
Allegheny station. from which point "a
reached by a comfortable line % stages. Tho
wator II celebrated for It's curative properues
In n wide range Of diseascs. Accommodatipns
frst-class In every respect For farther inior-
nation address JOHN hELL1.
toISiOt' Proprietor.
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Decisions Judlciaires COncer-
ma { les JOurnaux.

10. Toute personne qui retire
Requirement un journal du bu-
reau de poste, qu'elle ait souscrit
on non, que. ce journal soft adres
Sc 3 son nom GU q celui dun au-
ire, est responsible du pavement.
20. Toute personne qui renvoit
un journal est tenue de payer tous
les averages qu'elle dot sur abon-
nement on autrement, l'editenr
peut continuer a le lui enYoyer
iusqu'a ce qu'elle ait page. Dams
ce cas-, Tabonn6 est tenu de dom
ner en- outre le prix de l'abonne-
mlent du paiment, gull ait retire
non le Journal du bureau de
poste.
80. Tout abonn6 peut etre pour
suivi pour Announcement dams le
district Oh le Journal est public
Tors meme quill demeurerait 3 des
centaines de lieues de Get en-
40. Les tr1bunaux ont decide
que le fat de refuser, de retirer
IN Journal du bureau de poste,
GU de changer de residence ct de
laisser accumul6 les num6ros 3
rancienne adresse, constitute une
presumption ct une aprima facieo
d'intention de fraude.
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HCHo DH

Capitaine Laurent, je vous de-
mande Phonneur de vous serrer lal
mainl
-Jamais!ll s'6cria-t-i on sc re-
culant, indign6, terrible, les poings
series.
lie general palit, l6gerement, SEES
lAvres Sc serrerent, mails il n'ajouta
pas une parole.
-Brovo! Laurent, dit IN des
|trente trois, en- SO jetant d son cou;
ct, tous plmitant, ce fut une acco.
lade touchante que celle de tous
ees braves, HAYES, les yetements
en- lambeaux, qui, les yeux pleins
de larmes, Reconnaissance enfin ce
lqun y await de grand dams le occur
de leur camarade.
Devant cette scene, les officers
allemands, raides, ~corrects, ayaient
porte leur main a Ia visiAraa leur
casques, ct restaient ainsl salen.
c;eux, immobiles, dams Ia position
tdu saIut militaire.
-.Vous part1rez ce soir, mes
sieurs, dit le general en- SO reti-
rant.
Adieu!
V1ve Ia France!-s'6crierent les
trentetrois dune seule voix.
CONSTANT DE CoULAINFs.
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lie chemln de fer du sud.


Petit a Petit ce chemin de fer
Sc continue. De Chafnons en- chat
mons on fnira par le completer ct
Keller Montreal q Lewis.
On est actuellement q TRAVELLER
a Ia loc%alisation du chemin entire
Pierreville, La Bale, Nicolet ct
Doucet's Landin.
Pour le present, le chemin est
explolte depuls Dundee sur afron-
there jusqu'a Montreal ct de Mont
real q Sorel.
Des la fin de 1887, les paroisses
DIES comics de Nicolet ct de Yamas
ka So trouveront relies au grand
r6seau des votes ferrses qui Won't
de Montreal aux Etats- Unis.
Les promoteurs du projet sont
pliens d'esp6rance ct lis ne doutent
pas d'atteindre dams I'm avenir
rapproch6 le terminus de lInter.
colonial.
Nous leur souhaitons tout le sue
ces que m6rite une 81 louable en-
treprise.
Gu Q~uotidien).
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Cette panoue pale IN lnteret au a i
do civ mar cent. Largent d9pos6 dams le;
trois nremiers iours du mois porte 1nt9re1
dn nremier du mois. Les depots fats
anras Ie tIoisieme iours portent int6re1
AZ remiersion d mois su1yant
I',a1 cent Deut 6tre retire en- tout temps
na;s AFT damenrer trois mois ) Ia RannIle
nn,r norter int9rat. a Ia fin du troisie.
me mpis. yous ayez trols mois d,int6ret,
) Ia fin du 1uatrieme mois, uuatre mos
d,int6rat. s Ia fin du cinonieme mois.
o;nn mnis At ainsi de suite. aussi LONG.
ON 10 nne votre ARGENT demeure dans Il
panp1,e
Wars n,avaz mas ) renonveler vos d.
,,ots to,la Loo trnls on six mois. CONNIE
gens les a,,tres bannues. Les premiers
do nhan1e ianyier ct iuillet. nous yons
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I'm journal qui compte.

~ St#s" aSE
lie "Petlt journal" de Paris est
la feuille Ia plus r6pandue du mon
dc enter. II compte 100000 abon
mes, est imprime sur 10 presses
fcurnissant chachune 100000 exem-
plaires q l'heure,-- de sorte que
impression en- est fate en- deux
heures environ---emploie 1000
kilogram1lme de PAPER par jour,
poss6de on France ct d l'ftrangger
plus de 10000 correspondents,
pale, q ses r6dacteurs une moyenne
de 10000 francs par an, q $4,000
actions de l,51O francs soft un ca
pital de 100000 francs et.. ses
propri6taires ne sont pas encore
contents!
lis parlent de lli donner plus
d'extension en- agrandissant le for
mat de quatre COLONIES pour pou.
voir fournir plus d'artieles, denou-
yelles ct de rensiegnements.
Mis- au bout les uns des aUtres,
les 100000 exemplaires du "Petit
journal" formeraient IN ruban de
$50 kilometres, soft les 22O de Ia
longueur de Ia France GU la dis
lance de Paris q Bordeaux.
LA plus grande fabrique de pa
pier du monde, celle de NM. OAR
bray, q Essonnes, livre au "Petit
journal pour 100000 de francs
par an.
Qu'on Sc fasse une id6e 81 Pon
peut, de importance de cette
Ifeuille, de son materiel, de son per.
sonnel ct du remue-m6nage qul re-
gne. dams ses ateliers.
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LES TRENTE.TROIS.

Metz venait de succomber.
Les Prussiens frent savoir aux
officers de larmee 'prisonniere que
ceux-la seraient libres qui donne-
raient feur parole d'honneur de ne
pas reprendre les armes contre
pAllemagne.
lis furent. hbres.
:" Parmi ceux qui refuserent de
faire ce serment, beaucoup r6ussi-
rent q s'echapper ct accoururent
combattre dams les rangs de nos
arm6es improvisees, mails il en-
resta trente-trois qui furent envo-
yes dams une forteresse en- Silesie.
Durant six longs mois d'hiver,
ces trente- trois officers subirentl e
cruel supplice de la captivit6 chez
le vainqueur.
lis ne demanderent jamais rien
ct vecurent Ia bas, de la vie des
soldats aupres desquels Ills avaient
combattu.
Pas une seule foB lis ne sorti-
rent de la forteresse, ct la soupe
du soldat leur fut servie chaque
jour.
MATS aussi, CONNIE lis sc ven
geaient par leurs sarcasmes. Com
me lis 6taient superbes de d6dain
envers leurs geoliers.
ii y await parm1 eux IN Vieux.
capitaine des voltigeurs de Ia gar.
de,-le vieux Laurent, CONNIE lis
l'appelaient familierement. Ia.
poitrine couyerte de decorations
quill porta tout le temps ave. %
tentation,-en France, il ne portrait
que la croix, sauf les jours de fete
GU de revue,-c vieux brave, qui
6tait Sort du rang, await laisse de
son sang, sur pressure tous les
champs de bataille oh la France
s'6tait ~illustree depuis vingt ans.
Iletait pres d'avoir So ret1aite
lorsque la guerre eclata.
Ala capitulation, lui aussi await
refuse So parole, ct IL await parta
ge le sort de ses camarades.
~
Journellement, lis subissaient Ia.
visite d'unslieutenant prussien On.
voye par Ia place.
Get officer venait s'informer de
leur sante, il aurait youlu trans
METRE leurs r6clamationg, mails,
peines neutrality-suspicious. ne re-
pondait q leurs questions spuvent
diractes, nj ne solicitait la moindre
favour.
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Possedant n experience de Is ANNEES dams la manufacture les Charrues
a casserp pour lie Nord- Quest ct ayant etabi III commerce achf ct sans 6gai, nous
|prenons phsr d'annoncera nos nombreux clients, qae nous ayons fat subr d nos
instruments oratores DIES amHGMaton qui les metten enlere igne SUI lie marche
ct au plus bs pmx. M##
Toutes nosc harrues sont guarantees de pur .acler,p pas de fer nj de fonte entrent
dams la CONNECTION. LA MONITOR e Ia plus SIMPLE ct la plus aiee pour les che
Eyaux, coupe mieux ct omne mieuxe est plus durable que nimpore quene aure
ECharrue. LES RATEAUX MONITOR sont les plus l6gers eft les plus durables
|ayant desc dents adjustables ct rempes ThuHlea - @
HERSES, WAGONS, BUGGIES ct une igne complete dinstruments ontoire
touiours en- mains. ###s
W. B JACKSON,
8secr9tare Monitor PoW Works. Minneapolis. MINI,
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dit de sc montrer indulgence. J'ai
dams Pidee que Prudence 10 tient,
oon,nno alla fiant Rachel.

dit de sc montrer indulgence. az
dams ridee que Prudence Ia tlent,
CONNIE ellie tient Rachel.
-C'est possible. Une historic
de chaLtage sans doute. J'ai etu-
die ces questions dernierement en-.
yue dune loi qu'on prepare. Mas
remarauez ct faites observer 3 Ia
dite Rachel que la restitution op6-
rec, Prudence court de grands rls-
cues. C'est ellie qni Sc trouVe
avoir yole! Ellie detient, GU blen
les claimants achet6s devant vous
par mon gendre, chez un blloutler
de la rue de la PAX, GU bian Ia
reconnaissance de ces claimants.
Une plainte, ST nous voulions faire
du bruit, 81 nous n'avions pas int6-
ret. au c~ontraire, q ne rien dire
pour lie moment, atm d'etre mieux
renseignes, %pourrait Ia faire arretsr
ter rheure. ben persuade
de toutes ces chooses, co%nvalncue
a yous etes de force a Ia prote-
ger. a la sauver de tout peril, Ra-
chel n'obsira plus qua yous, tout
on ayant soin de paraftre respecter
ct craindre Prudence. De cette
fscon, les troupes deI'eonemi nous
superintendent, ct passeront dams
notre camp au premier signal.
-Bien. -Vous serez ob6i, mon
cher general en- chef, dit Robert,
aui salua militairement. -Permet.
tez-moi settlement de vous fare
observer, par amour-propre d'au-
teur, que cette id6e de faire de
Rachel notre auxiliaire, NEST deja
venue, ct que je l'ayais communl.
qu6e 3 Armand.
--Je Ie sails. Mois vous aviez
Tidee settlement, sans lie moyen de
pappliquer, repprit en- souriant M
de Beuvret. Vous comptiez alors
sur l'amour de cettef file pour vous
t'attacber, oh! ne vous etonnez pas.
Je dois parler sans aucune r6ticen-
&c, ct du reste, avant de devenl1
Phomme serieux d'aujord'hui, mai
je pas Ste jeune CONNIE vous, mails,
croyez-moi, il ne faut pas compte1
sur 'smour dune Rache de Nieia.
Avec ce genre de femme, l'aurais
plus de coniance dams le respec
qu'on leur inspire, par les services
rendus, la protection qu'on 6tend
sur Giles. je croirais aussl plus
volontiers a Ieur. amiti6, q leur
amitie, aleur devouement. Lamour
est chose trop commune pour Giles.
Files aiment 81 facilement, par ne
cessite, par habitude! L'amitie
qu'en leur temoigne, au contraire,
les etonne, les fatte ct les am6ne
parfois au devouement, . l'abandon
complet. Telle qui trahirait Ia
mant SO ferait hacher plutot que
de trahir Fami.
--C'est vrai,tres,,vrai ct 9 me con
duirai en- consequence. MATS. 6tes-
vous absolument certain que lie
moment soft venu d'agr?
-Oui. Vous tournerez depuis
trop longtemps dams le meme Ger.
eli Ssans quill Sc r6trecisse ct en-
serre nos ennemis. Depuis le jour
Oh M, LIE Forester ma dome ses
pouvoirs, vous a prize de vous en-,
tendre avec moi, je vous aurais dit:
"Marchons! allons de l'ayant!" 81
je n'avais etc retenu par nne
craintes +
-LaQaqellle?
a contnEer.)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-02-03
I~ncorporee sous Pau
torite de la loi de
1874.

Banque d'epargnes nlutuelles, admins
tree suivant les meilleurs princlpes recon
nj sous la garantle DIES lois les plus stric-
ties tiles plus conservatives.
LABANQUE estsouverte de 8 b. Am.
8 b. P. Met lie Samedi depuis 9h. Am.
ash du soir.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-02-03
IA: :contanger.)

Vim de:Bourgogne a $1.25 le gal
Ion, q Ia Compagnie des wins de Ia
Californie--oMce q Minneapolis,
253-255,-2e AVENUE SUD.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1887-02-03
ST. Paul and Duluth R. R.

TRAINS ARRIVE AND DEPART AT.
UNION DEPOT. STANDARD
CENTRAL TIME.
THROUGH TRAINS.
Lv Min'po's $50 pm Al Min'po's7 80
dto 8.O0am dto $50 am,
Lv StPa'l Ar DnTth Lv Duluth Al st Pal
f8.2Oam t2.4Opm f1.O0pm fIfOpm.
1000 pm $3.50 am 1880 pm 1886 am
tDaily Sundays nclnded. tConnectat
Duluth with N.P.R.R. for Superior and
Ashland.